These definitely aren't new on the design scene, but I still desperately want a pair for my tiny living room. If I were single I would definitely go for something pastel, but a *slightly* more masculine metallic would be equally fabulous.
The white is soft and inviting, and somehow feels really modern.
So classic and traditional, but the trio of poufs give a relaxed-bohemian twist.
from Candace Bushnell's apartment in Elle Decor, 2005
I love the pink. In the words of Rachel Zoe, 'I die.'
from Domino
John Derian's amazing selection.

I love a good unexpected dose of metallic in a room.


A unique take on the trend. So beautiful and whimsical.

These are DIY! For fellow sewing enthusiasts, you can buy a pattern to make these poufs. A bit more labor-intensive, but much more affordable.
Amy Butler Gum Drop Pillow pattern, $13